1/6
>>977019
2/6
>>977021
3/6
>>977024
4/6
>>977025
5/6
>>977028
6/6 thats all from me. Lets see this thread grow. PS.bonus points for real footage
>>977047
>>977030
That's not a nuke, that's the liberty cargo ship SS John Burke getting kamikazed and blowing the fuck up.
>>977054
Are those people crouched in these 3 devices that look like bird cages?
>>977061
Fuck no. They're pigs
>>977061
I'm quite sure it's pigs.
This is a big nuke for you
>>977021
>being the m50/53 in WOT.
>>977064
what the fuck is this from
>>978300
Barefoot Gen
>>977057
they re-released Trinity and Beyone in 1080p blu-ray
a lot of the old color footage just looks grainy when shown in HD though. Still a great movie
>>977133
this ain't trinity, it's teapot apple 2
I know I'm a complete faggot for saying this, but things like this disturb me way more than any gore thread or murder thread ever could. Even animal abuse doesn't shake me up as much as the potential or destruction these weapons have.
>>979310
http://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/?&kt=50000&lat=40.72422&lng=-73.9961&hob_opt=2&hob_psi=5&hob_ft=13000&casualties=1&fallout=1&ff=3&zm=9
they fuck your shit up. Pretty rational to fear them
>>977135
Whats the movie with the golden bridge?
>>979844
Terminator Genisys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpFg5-JxiSk
>>977047
everytime
this music
so good
>>978693
USA place sanctions on the DPRK for testing a few nukes, forget they tested over a 1000 in the past...
Also place sanctions on them sending a satellite into orbit which they do monthly
>>980124
Kim get off 4chan and feed your country
>>980124
I think people forget that those satellites they launch are what guide ICMBs
>>977028
This is probably the coolest fucking atom bomb shot I've ever seen. Holy shit that is great.
And a good bump
Also, can anyone explain to me what those diagonal parallel smoke lines are or what makes them in the process of detonation? I always see them in nuke detonation vids
>>980775
those are rocket trails. They'd launch a bunch of rockets with thick smoke trails just at the time of detonation and then watch how/when they distorted (using cameras) to record the speed and power of the blast.
>>977092
>>977061
nah you can see clearly in this webm that it's pigs
still inhumane I guess, but it was the 50's
>>978274
Jesus how fucking surreal it must be to be walking toward a mushroom cloud, that close
Also, surely they all suffered at least some minor radiation related health problems?
>>977024
What did they do/use to get that angle?
>>981774
Cameras on towers with extensive use of thick glass, mirrors, and thick casings
Does anyone else appreciate the oriental music on most of these
>>977059
It's a nuke you dimwit.
such a sinister looking device
>>977047
Seeing everything lurch up so... uniformly, I gues, is really disconcerting
just made this, to be posted on all boards
>>982196
I have an oc webm of that exact same scene, woah
>>977059
nah that's far too big for a conventional explosion, its at bikini atoll
>>982943
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMs4IJQVRYM
uh no
>>982953
that's a b-57 Canberra in the first one. which came out in 1953 meaning that's probably a hydrogen bomb and thus the shot was taken from much further away than the black and white video which was "merely" a fission bomb which have a much lower yield and could be recorded much closer so you can see the pressure wave directly so it looks faster
>>983030
It's the intense radiating thermal energy of the fireball causing the houses and surfaces facing ground zero to catch on fire/produce smoke/etc.
>>983004
The test in the OP was of a hydrogen bomb codenamed 'Poplar' and it was like the fifth largest nuke ever detonated
>>983030
iirc its in order of
-flash(speed of light)
-heat/thermal energy(cant remember exact speed)
-shockwave(speed of sound)
>>983030
>>983033
>>983279
>Approximately 35 percent of the energy from a nuclear explosion is an intense burst of thermal radiation, i.e., heat. The effects are similar to the effect of a two-second flash from an enormous sunlamp. The thermal radiation travels at roughly the speed of light.
>Most damage comes from the explosive blast. The shock wave of air radiates outward, producing sudden changes in air pressure that can crush objects, and high winds that can knock objects down. In general, large buildings are destroyed by the change in air pressure, while people and objects such as trees and utility poles are destroyed by the wind.
http://www.atomicarchive.com/Effects/effects1.shtml
It's all based on the idea that energy = mass * (speed of light squared). A very small amount of this fissile material can contain a tremendous amount of energy (seen in the webm, for fusion). When released explosively, most of this energy will superheat the air to the point of making it turn to plasma/appear to catch fire, and the rest of it will escape out at the speed of light as a flash of heat and gamma. This huge change in temperature causes an extreme increase in air pressure, which causes the air to expands outward extremely quickly in a very violent, fiery wind (the shockwave). The "fireball" is really just any area where the air has been heated to the point of incandescence.
All of the energy from a nuclear explosion is produced inside the fissile material; there is no chain reaction continuing into the air that drives the explosion (I once thought that's how it worked).
>>983339
oops
>>983341
strapping young lad - love
>>983152
I knew it was an H bomb and someone would know it's exact name, thanks
>>982150
No, he's right. just because there's a wilson condensation shock cloud doesn't mean there's a nuke
>>977019
Daily reminder that America is the only nation to have ever done this to another country - and they've done it twice. Evil, evil bastards.
>>985953
>>985953
Three times if you count the bikini islanders.
>>980446
They are? I thought ICBMs used star trackers.
>>985953
daily remember that murrica didn't do anything wrong
>>979188
>and beyond
>>985953
And we will do it again, Eurofag.
>>986368
fucking metal as fuck
>>979615
Why airburst doesn't have fallout and surface detonated seem to have much higher death count due to fallout?
>>986549
For a surface burst, the ground gets vaporized and is irradiated by the bomb, then condenses in the mushroom cloud and gets spread out as fallout. For an airburst, it's high above the ground, so it essentially can't do that and the fireball basically doesn't have any material to irradiate and turn into fallout. There's more in-depth information on wikipedia and such.
>>986779
Oh, interesting. I thought that fallout is mainly made out of fissible material from the bomb.
>>986368
Running your mouth like that, and you're not even gonna post the audio version?
I'm surprised nobody posted this yet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkAp5gAYDUQ
>>977024
theres a man walking in the bottom right corner
>>986785
That's true in the case of an airburst
>>985953
Don't worry, soon Trump will win and drive them to the brink of extinction, just as planned.
>>977064
poor doge :(
>>987162
>soon Trump will win and drive the rest of the world to the brink of extinction
ftfy
>>987162
>>987246
Stop right here. We don't want to fill up yet another thread with unrelated autism.
How do you quickly stop a formation of Russian bombers in an age before guided missiles?
Easy, a nuclear air to air rocket.
>>987594
why they don't make these for dogfighting
>>987599
geneva conventions
Not sure actually, just my 2 cent guess
>>985953
And now you exist and live peacefully because of it
>>987824
>you actually believe this
Our own country paid for the same weapons that kill our own soldiers. They've convinced the a nation that it's for our freedom which is a load of bullshit. Don't like who we put in power anymore? Better assassinate them and find someone who will play nicely with our policies
>>986286
full vid
>>986839
yea i see him too
>>986839
>>990013
They ran all the cameras before the test to see if they worked properly, and the guy who restored these videos kept the shots in the video.
>>985953
What kind of head-up-their-ass country are you from? Myself, I would have preferred we continued with firebombing raids and chasing the idiot villagers until they went over the cliffs... but I guess a lot less people in a shorter period of time and not having to waste our own troops to get the same job worked out OK too.
>>977135
which movie is the one with toronto city hall
>>992600
another view
>>977130
Hydrogen bomb. Shit is crazy.
>>977130
Hey big guy, my nuke's bigger!
>>992846
Shit, wrong one
>>992937
In terms of blast yield, sure.
In terms of temperatures, peak pressures, etc, I have no idea. You could probably use http://www.nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/ and figure it out yourself
>>985953
too bad you can't ask the 10 to 20 million Chinese that died during the second Sino-Japanese war if they feel bad about the white devils melting a few hundred thousand of them to bring the war to a swift end you cuck fagot
>>982959
I don't get it, what's the purpose of this training?
>>996605
Probably to see if soldiers remain fighting fit in a post-nuke environment long enough to capture strategic positions effectively
Anybody got any webms of the Tsar Bomb, or is it already in the thread and I've overlooked it?
>>997873
>>997880
Thanks anon, much appreciated.
3.8 megaton nuclear bomb detonated 50 miles straight up turns night to day
>>977064
This is from Barefoot Gen
>>991255
>SS John Burke
Resident Evil, can't remember subtitle but the third instalment of the films
>>999755
Close, it was the second one. Resident Evil: Apocalypse.
>>999767
Close enough, knew it was one of them :p
Thanks for that ^^
>>988053
Questions: Before the blast wave hits which destroys everything, there's slight movement from dust and stuff, and almost looks like a layer of flame engulfs the house/blinds, or maybe it's just dust movement. With the blinding light of the initial explosion, is it accompanied by intense heat? Or does that come with the pressure wave?
Also, shortly after the pressure wave hits the houses, it seems to retract back the direction it came. Is this part of the same process that causes the mushroom cloud itself (ie a huge vacuum caused by the explosion and heat suddenly being filled as it cools?)
Forgive me if these are stupid questions, I've always found nukes fascinating but only since webms have I noticed subtle things like this
>>999957
That first burning is from the thermal radiation brought on by the bomb's flash, which travels at the speed of light. The blast wave expands out much slower and hits a few seconds after the flash of heat and light.
It's like a giant sunlamp, as this guy said: >>983302
I also saw a thread about it on /sci/ not too long ago, might answer some questions:
https://warosu.org/sci/thread/7921898
>>999957
>With the blinding light of the initial explosion, is it accompanied by intense heat?
Before, actually. In the first few milliseconds of the explosion, the fireball is emitting an absurd amount of X-rays and heat at the speed of light. When the flash appears, that's because the fireball has actually cooled into the visible spectrum. Then, the fireball's rapid expansion compresses the air around it, producing both the blast and even MORE heat. This, like the another anon said, happens at the speed of light, as opposed to the speed of sound blast wave.
Nukes burn everything before and beyond the blast. A good-sized air burst will cause (lethal) third-degree burns to exposed skin at distances where the blast, when it arrives, won't injure you.
>Is this part of the same process that causes the mushroom cloud itself
Sort of -- the fireball is, as we've discussed, extremely hot, and after it expands to pressure equilibrium with the surrounding air, it shoots up like a 5-mile-wide hot air balloon. That much volume rising that fast creates a massive vacuum underneath it, which is what pulls the pulverised ash and dirt under the fireball into the column that is the 'stalk' of the mushroom cloud. So the blast and wind hits, and then reverses direction as it's pulled up beneath the rising fireball.
>>977064
One of the most horrifying, saddest movies I've ever seen
10/10... a masterpiece
bump
>>980124
1950's =/= now
Besides, the DPRK is considered a loose cannon when it comes to threats of military aggression, so any sensible person would understand the reasoning behind restricting their nuclear testing and "satellite" launch capabilities.
>>987599
>>987782
Because enriched uranium (U-235) is incredibly expensive to manufacture. An AIM-120 costs anywhere from $300,000 to $1.78M to make, and the 50lb explosive on those is plenty to bring an aircraft down. Not to mention, if for some reason the missile does not find its target before the motor runs out, you now have a small ballistic nuclear missile headed for somewhere you didn't mean to nuke.
>>985953
England tested nukes in a Australia
1
Reminder that the atomic bombs didn't have to be used.
>>1007589
reminder that you can't change the past
>>1007589
reminder that the japanese would've fought to death on every front, which would've ravaged all their holdings along the pacific, and places like singapore would likely be utter shitholes today
>>977047
>when you fart sitting on the couch
>>985953
1.Causualties on both sides would have been much higher with a mainland invasion of Japan or continues firebombings 2. We did not want a facist government to remain in Japan. 3. As evident in Sipan, Japanese civilians were expected to fight or die for the emperor as well. 4. The batthe of Okinawa was a shitstorm. Suicide bombers jumping under tanks, massive bamboo spear charges, and American causualties exceeding Japanese casualties
>>1007589
Look up the battle of Okinawa. Americans didn't want to fight another Okinawa.
>>1009689
>places like singapore would likely be utter shitholes today
>implying they aren't now
reminder that there's nothing wrong with Iran producing a nuclear bomb.
>>1010123
I never really thought there was a problem with them having them anyway. Israel has had them by the balls threatened with nukes, all they want is to be able to say "you can't nuke us without getting nuked back." Pakistan and India have nukes and they fucking hate eachother
>>1015924
Yeah but they just play Cricket instead.
>>981733
>surely they all suffered at least some minor radiation related health problems?
At the very least thyroid cancer, all of them.
>>981371
>inhumane
Killing a pig via nuclear blast is way more humane than the way they used to do it for the meat back then.
Hell, and it still is, they died instantly.
>>977054
I'm gonna need sauce in that music, bruh.
>>985953
Japan deserved it.
>>1009868
singapore, macau and hong kong are in top 10 worldwide in life expectancy right now + strong economies to boot. not to mention taiwan and south korea. they'd be at least 20 years behind right now if their areas wouldve been utterly ravaged
>>1016843
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gFHGX4ZNvk starts about 4:30
>>977054
>>1017190
God tier OST
>>978966
>>992847
Behold the power of the sun!
I remade >>977057 with the higher quality video source.
I do wish they had more footage of tsar bomba. It was over 3x more powerful than even this
Not an atomic bomb, but still cool
How are these things filmed?
What camera can withstand nuclear blast?
>>1018755
where's this from?
>>1019012
Trinity and Beyond: The Atomic Bomb Movie (1995)
>>1018938
I really hate the fact people think this is neat when it's nothing, but a CGI rendering of the bomb.
It looks too generic.
>>1018991
Lead boxes, for one....
>>1019496
>looks too generic
It doesn't look generic, it looks fake as shit. It's an imitation of the appearance of a nuclear fireball, rather than the underlying dynamics of one.
>>987768
What is that song
>>1021783
Fred Ventura - Wind of Change
>>983302
Thanks for learning me
>>1018762
Why do some go up and some just spread wider?
>>987926
>find someone who will play nicely with our policies
i agree i think we should let them keep up with the attrocities against you shitskins and nips
Don't forget Japan <3 America
>>1018991
One in a fridge.
>>982150
You are in fact the one who is dimwitted. Go read a book sometime, this is what happens when a munitions ship takes a hit.
>>1024442
the blast goes outwards in all directions like a bubble. The part of the bubble that touches the ground looks like a disk. If you look closely at around 45 seconds in the webm you can see the glow of the bubble in the air, expanding with the disc. It dissipates enough that you cannot see it anymore when the bubble gets big enough
please tell me i'm not the only one scrolling whilst listening to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3sMjm9Eloo
>>1018762
source on the music?
>>999957
>Questions: Before the blast wave hits which destroys everything, there's slight movement from dust and stuff, and almost looks like a layer of flame engulfs the house/blinds, or maybe it's just dust movement. With the blinding light of the initial explosion, is it accompanied by intense heat? Or does that come with the pressure wave?
I've always thought of nukes as kinda like making a little mini temporary Sun. yea... the Sun is kinda hot, just incase you didn't know lol. It's so hot, it even damages stuff here on Earth, millions of miles away. Now imagine making a Sun here on Earth, even just for a fraction of a second. It'd instantly start burning every thing for miles, creating smoke and ash. Once the blast wave arrives, it looks like dust being blown off. ....which leads us to the second part.
>Also, shortly after the pressure wave hits the houses, it seems to retract back the direction it came.
Get a bucket of water or go to a pool. Slap your hand in the water. If you do it right and look close, you'll see you're actually pushing a lot of water out of the way. The water then collapses back into place. This is pretty much what's happening with a nuke. When it detonates, it pushes massive amounts of the atmosphere out of the way (the blast) and then it collapses back into place.
>>995760
this
>>1027370
You're the only one listening to that crap, Dad.
>>977021
>that willys wagon being fried
makes me sad every time.
>>1024433
kek
>>985953
Friendly reminder that the japanese were about to release biological warfare on us 2 weeks after the nukes were dropped
>>997873
>>997885
Here ya go
>>1033162
That's not Tsar Bomba, that's RDS-37, soviet's first two-stage hydrogen bomb. The story about it is actually a great read:
http://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com/2014/01/31/sakharovs-turning-point-first-soviet-h-bomb-test/
partially related, but does anyone have that aerial view webm of the, what i presume is cluster munitions, exploding set to Russian orthodox music?
That feeling when we vote for the people in control of these things.
Us.
We 'allow' them such power.
>>996605
I read somewhere that it had to do with measuring how quickly you could move troops into an area after a tactical nuke without sustaining major casualties due to radiation, etc
>>1037223
As opposed to doing what exactly?
>>1009689
No they wouldn't, the main thing they were fighting for was the ability to surrender conditionally instead of unconditionally, mainly because they feared the Allies would depose the Emperor, among other things - which they didn't anyway. In fact, even after the bombs were dropped a large faction of the military insisted to continue fighting and force terms based on the idea that the USSR, which hadn't declared war on them yet, would help mediate such a peace treaty. However, once the USSR invaded Manchuria they knew they were on their own and accepted unconditional surrender.
Besides which, a military target or even an uninhabited island within sight of the Japanese military could have been used as a demonstration and would have been just as effective at frightening the Ruskies, which was secretly the main objective anyway - but civilian targets that hadn't been damaged in previous bombings were chosen, because they wanted to see just how much damage the bomb would do and determine casualty rates, and decided that 200,000 noncombatants were just the targets they needed.
>>1030886
How? With what? The US had air superiority and an effective naval blockade, the Japanese weren't going anywhere.
>>1038563
>How? With what?
with intercontinental hot air balloons obviously
>>982150
I have to shit really badly, and I wish you were under me right now to accept it
>>1006352
Awwh that made me happy inside.
>>977019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4vz5iSVoYw
>>986368
only one i felt bad was the dog too be honest family
>>983302
I thought I read somewhere that the bomb isn't even that efficient, which if true is insane. What's equally amazing is we pulled this feat in the fucking 1940's.
>>980775
Like other anon said, they were rockets with smoke trails. They showed how the otherwise invisible shock wave behaved.
>>980446
No, they use star trackers. The only reason best Korea launches "satellites" is to develop its rocket hardware etc and probably the star tracker is in one of those sats.
anyone got any footage of nukes in space?
I'd imagine that a lot more of the energy would be released as gamma and thermal radiation (during the "flash" at the beginning) than when the bomb is detonated in thick atmosphere (like normal tests on earth.) A lot of the effects of nuclear bomb seem to come from the air becoming violent after absorbing so much of this flash-energy
>>977047
This is mind blowing.
>dat screeching eagle at the end
Probably pissed off that his whole habitat got rekt
>>977048
Those numbers, good god. We created a natural force of nature.
>>977092
Pigs are a close analogy to humans. I learned that from mythbusters. They used a lot of pigs as human stand ins.
>>977061
Kek, anon pls. We might have done some fucked up shit but that isn't one of them.
https://youtu.be/-_ABjwfhBLE
>>1000000
>>1042246
Holy shit I wasn't aware Criterion was doing one. Fucking hype
>>978272
> riding horses into battle with swords after a nuke attack
Propaganda pls
>>978274
I guess I was wrong earlier. We didn't put our humans in cages, just foxholes. Pretty fucked up.
>>978277
That looked awesome.
>>978281
Nothing like a second summer sunset and warm radioactive breeze.
>>978693
> player 2 has entered the game
The one with audio is better imo
>>980000
Checked
>>980178
Kek, I can see this. His fat fingers furiously pounding away at his keyboard.
>>1016506
I don't think they died instantly. They were farther out to test radiation burns on flesh. Blast damage on bodies is a known thing. They died from being turned into bacon alive.
>>981826
Didn't even notice until you said it.
Subtle trolling right there.
>>982172
Was that the actual pic of the "gadget"?
>>982943
They've done uber large conventional explosions to replicate blast damage without the risk of radiation iirc
>>1000225
>When the flash appears, that's because the fireball has actually cooled into the visible spectrum.
Mind fucking blown.
>>987599
Because you'd kill yourself in the process
>>990049
I'd hate to have that job.
> accidental trigger or they forget you're still out there
>>992600
>>992623
Wonder how many fish we killed and whale chunks rained down with the ocean shots.
And how loud and how far away you could hear it under water.
Probably made a bunch of sea life deaf.
>>997880
What's even more crazy is they gimped it. iirc they took a stage out to reduce yield. Even the Russians knew that its full designed strength was too much.
>>997915
A second sun, amazing.
Well, I made it to the end of this thread. So much for sleep.
Does anyone have a link to "trinity and beyond"?
I'd also appreciate any other documentaries on nukes and how they work etc.
Thanks in advance.
>>1047469
here
>>1047609
I have an entire folder of oc webms for it that i'll probably dump this weekend
>>1033162
The world's most photogenic nuclear blast
>>1047629
>I have an entire folder of oc webms for it that i'll probably dump this weekend
I'll be lurking
I looked up teak and I guess I was half wrong about a nuke in space. I guess that at 215k feet it's technically space even though it's still in the atmosphere.
Found this btw, old archive footage of teak and orange
https://archive.org/details/OperationHARDTACK_HighAltitudeTests1958
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That's all of my trinity and beyond folder, now dumping misc OC nuke webms
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what a time to have been alive, i wish i could have witnessed the testing of these... now if i ever see one it will certainly mean the end of the world
>>1050294
It's like a Russian nesting doll
